Similarly, when you delete an unshared folder from your Drive, all the files inside that folder will be deleted and moved to Trash as well. Basically, if you have uploaded a file to your own Google Drive folder, deleting it will move it to Google Drive’s Trash or Bin folder. Things are straightforward when you delete a Google Drive file or folder that isn’t shared with anyone. What Happens When You Delete an Unshared File or Folder

The same holds true for the vice versa situation, i.e., deleting from Drive will remove it from other services. If you delete a file from any of Google Drive products directly such as Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, etc., those files will be removed from Drive as well.When you delete a file from one of your devices, say Google Drive Android app, the file will be deleted from other devices, i.e., iPhone/iPad app and the web version.The storage used will count against the file’s owner Google Drive quota only. The owner of the file is the one who uploaded it to Google Drive.Others are only removing the file from their own view and not actually deleting the file. Only the owner of the file can actually delete the file.Things to Know When Deleting Files From Google Drive

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